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WORLDJul 9 · 21:34 UTCMEXICO NEWS DAILYJared Tucker

Rafael Márquez replaces Aguirre as new head coach of Mexico’s national soccer team

Rafael Márquez was appointed as the new head coach of Mexico’s national soccer team by the Mexican Soccer Federation (FMF) as part of its Sports Project 2030 to transition the team toward a younger squad ahead of the 2030 World Cup. The move follows Javier Aguirre’s departure after the 2026 World Cup, during which Mexico achieved historic performances including a 40-year first knockout stage win and a record nine group stage points.

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